At-Takiyya al-Ikhlasiyya (az-Zawiya ar-Rifaʿiyya), general view of the facade and the entrance
At-Takiyya al-Ikhlasiyya (az-Zawiya ar-Rifaʿiyya), general view of the facade and the entrance
Manbij, cemetry and new buildings in the background, view from the south
View of the old town from Maʿlula with its traditionally light blue painted facades
A view of fields in ‘Afrin area
A distant view of the coastal mountains (al-Jibal as-Sahiliyya)
View from airplane to the upper reaches of the Sajur (mainly on Turkish territory, border strip of Syria visible at upper right)
View to the village al-Awshariyya on the northern shore of the Sajur near the junction with the Euphrates river
View of the dam of the Assad reservoir of the Euphrates with its park
Tall Aswad near Raqqa, view to an outbuilding of a farmstead
View from the Zayzun waterfalls into Yarmuk river, which there the border between Syria and Jordan
A view of the Barada valley showing the train rail
View into an excavation trench of Tall Bdiri: to stabilize the walls, pilasters were added
A view shows monasteries and residential buildings, Saydnaya
Shahba, Exterior view of the Roman Theatre/ Philippopolis
Khusrawiyya, view of complex from the citadel, Khan ash-Shuna in foreground, in 2000
Habuba Kabira, view into a plastered cantilever dome with openings and decorative layer
Habuba Kabira, view over cantilever domes during construction
Raqqa, Great Mosque; Aerial view
Habuba Kabira, View from the inside of the room while constructing the dome
Aleppo, view at street life in Quwwatli street in 1963
Palmyra, View of the remains of Diocletian’s Camp
View to the south from the battlements of the citadel to the city in 1916
View of an orchard in the Ghuta of Damascus
A view of al-Marqab castle located on a high hill
View from the Philippeion to the city, Shahba
View of the roofs of houses in the old city of Aleppo
Khusrawiyya, interiour view at sudda (tribune) in Friday Mosque in 2008
Khusrawiyya-complex, view of the Mosque in 2010
Khusrawiyya, Friday Mosque, view of an window with ablaq and ceramic tiles
Busra, View into the Cathedral, 6th C.
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